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    Sanjana B

    Tech Reporter and Analyst at The Hindu BusinessLine

    Sanjana B is a Tech Reporter and Analyst at The Hindu BusinessLine, specializing in coverage of India’s digital economy and technology sector, with a particular focus on leading IT services companies such as Infosys and Wipro. She has participated in earnings calls, engaging directly with senior industry leaders, and her research prominently features interviews with executives from major global technology firms, reflecting her strong expertise in corporate technology strategy and sector trends. Active in the industry since at least 2024, Sanjana has developed in-depth analysis on topics ranging from the rise of digital infrastructure to India's tech talent pool, leveraging her journalistic and analytical skills to provide actionable insights for business stakeholders. While direct investment performance metrics and financial licenses were not identified, her professional achievements include recognized podcast features and substantial engagement with top-tier company management.

    Sanjana B's questions to Infosys (INFY) leadership

    Sanjana B's questions to Infosys (INFY) leadership • Q1 2026

    Question

    Sanjana B inquired about the impact of geopolitical uncertainties on project timelines, the outlook for third-party costs in FY26, and whether AI and automation are affecting the company's hiring plans.

    Answer

    CEO Salil Parekh stated that while there have been no specific project changes due to geopolitical issues, there is a broader client emphasis on cost and efficiency. He explained that AI is creating new types of work, such as accelerating cloud and data programs, which supports growth. Consequently, he confirmed that the company's hiring plans for both college graduates and lateral hires remain on track for the fiscal year.

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    Sanjana B's questions to WIPRO (WIT) leadership

    Sanjana B's questions to WIPRO (WIT) leadership • Q1 2026

    Question

    Sanjana B of The Hindu BusinessLine questioned the softness in the BFSI vertical despite bank digitization efforts, the timeline for macroeconomic uncertainty to subside, and whether H2 performance could improve despite seasonality.

    Answer

    CEO Srini Pallia responded that while macro uncertainty continues, clients are becoming more resilient. He pointed to positive lead indicators in BFSI, such as Capco's 6% YoY growth and two new mega-deals, as signs of strength. He affirmed that BFSI clients continue to invest in technology to improve customer experience and productivity, which underpins the positive outlook.

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